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Recently I have been experiencing random peaks in my computers CPU, while keeping task manager open I see various applications take their turn in hogging my CPU. I open a simple application like notepad and it'll be quick to take 40% of my CPU.
It'll let that die down then another application will hog another lets say 37%, next thing I know another application has grabbed 70% of my CPU and my CPU is at 99%.
It isn't as mad with the memory as I use high-intensive applications such as resharper and other things, but basioc applications using 50% cpu really isn't right.
What is wrong with my computer? Firefox is currently peaking at 20%, it'll begin to die down from 20 to 17, to 13, to 7 and then another application will grab my CPU and hog it, its a constant cycle.
I'm running windows 10 with 8GB ram, with Intel Core i3 2120 @ 3.30GHz. My temprature of my CPU is currently peaking at around 56 °C if this means anything?
Full view of my specs:
1Why are some people voting to close this post as unclear? Seems quite clear to me. – harrymc – 2018-04-03T10:14:58.767
analyze the cpu usage of the processes as I showed several times. expand the stack of the processes with high Weight (%) and look for the function names on the tack. they should tell you want the tool does. – magicandre1981 – 2018-04-04T15:08:44.157